Sweden's tight election could bring far-right party into government
Source Summary
Swedish voters are deciding between Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's right-wing alliance and Magdalena Andersson's opposition bloc in a closely contested election. The race has tightened significantly in the final campaign days, with the potential for a far-right party to enter government.
Why it matters
The election outcome will determine Sweden's government composition and the potential role of a far-right party in policymaking.
What remains uncertain
The final election outcome is unknown; the race has tightened in the final campaign days.
